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1️⃣ Hackerone
Among boug bounty programs, Hackerone is a leader when it comes to accessing hackers, creating your reward programs, disseminating information and evaluating contributions.
You can use Hackerone in two ways: use the platform to collect vulnerability reports and write them yourself, or let Hackerone do the hard work (sorting).
Triaging is the process of reporting vulnerabilities, testing them, and communicating with hackers.
2️⃣ Bugcrowd
Bugcrowd offers several security assessment solutions, one of which is Bug Bounty.
It provides a SaaS solution that seamlessly integrates into your existing software lifecycle and makes it easy to run a successful bug-finding program.
You can choose a private bug-fighting program that involves multiple hackers, or a public one that collects thousands of sources.
3️⃣ SafeHats
If you work in a business and don't feel comfortable publishing your bug bounty program - and at the same time need more attention than a regular bug-reward platform can offer - SafeHats is your safest bet.
Dedicated security consultant, detailed hacker profiles, invite-only participation - all provided based on your needs and the maturity of your security model.
4️⃣ intigriti
Intigriti is a comprehensive bug bounty platform that connects you with White Hat hackers, whether you want to run a private or public program.
There are many generous things for hackers to get rich a little.
Depending on the size of the company and the industry, it is possible to hunt for bugs from 1,000 to 20,000 euros.
5️⃣ Synack
Synack seems to be one of those market exceptions that break the mold and end up doing something massive.
Their Hack the Pentagon security program was a major event that led to the discovery of several critical vulnerabilities.
So if you are looking for not only error detection but also top-notch security guidance and training, Synack is the place for you.
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